Explicitly say you shall not regulate or oversee the internet under title 2. Do you agree with that . As ive testified consistently, i think the cost and damage to americans ambitions of bradband in title 2 far outweigh the benefits. I think if the narrow task before us is to create solid bullet proof Net Neutrality, which we accept, we believe that can be done without resorting to that hammer. Mr. Chairman, i want to thank the former chairman for those comments. I do believe that its wise to put this out as a draft. I think there are some very valid questions and my friends on the minority are asking some of those questions about how to perfect the language. I have some concerns myself about certain parts of the draft. But the base principle, the fact we should not regulate the internet under title 2, i think is beyond question. If we start from that premise i think the discussion draft is an excellent document and we can iron out the details through these hearings. If you take it to
We scour around looking for something positive. Pretty safe ground when the dow was up. Not so much now. We are above 17,000. The price of gold is not moving much. We are right at 1200 an ounce. Look at the price of oil. Oil is down to 89 a barrel. These price declines are starting together some momentum. Look hard. They say a to handle. I paid 2. 98 on sunday in new jersey. Prodemocracy demonstrations dying down just a little. Officials from hong kongs government has met with the students. No big crack down from beijing as of right now. Next case. Ebola. The nbc cameraman affected with ebola. He is now in the United States. He will be treated in a special Isolation Unit at the nebraska medical center. Thomas eric duncan is the first person to be dyed host with ebola in this country. He is now fighting for his life. I want to get back to that massive hack attack. Nine other unnamed Financial Institutions in addition to jpmorgan have had their personal information stolen. The apple past
Practically with questions from our two guests. So, let me introduce them. Reid wilson is at the washington post. Hes the govbeat reporter. He is following policy details with the states and federal government. James hohmann is at politico, and hes a political reporter there. Were going to start with reid wilson. Reid well, governor, lets talk about federalism for a second. A huge percentage of utah and most other western states are owned by the federal government. What challenge does that pose to you trying to govern a lot of land you do not have control over . Gov. Herbert well, you can appreciate how it would be if someone was telling you how to manage your backyard, sometimes you agree and sometimes you dont. We have the bureau of Land Management land in our state. Nearly 70 of the land mass is controlled or owned by the federal government. That is a lot. You know, it is designed to be multipleuse. We understand that concept with utah, there shouldnt be multiple use. Our farmers an
Coming to you live from our stio on capitol hill and giving you a chance to not just find out whats going on this morning but to join the conversation. You can do so, any one of several ways. Give us a call at 186655press. Thats our toll free number. Join us on twitter at bpshow and on facebook at facebook. Com billpressshow. Some stories well be covering this morning the House Republicans are meeting today to try to decide what they are going to do, if anything, about Immigration Reform. Will they pick up the senate bill and vote on it . Probably not. Will they come up with their own bill. Probably something but good number of republicans are saying that they will not accept any bill that has a path to citizenship and democrats are saying they dont they wont accept any bill unless it has a path to citizenship. It looks like we may not see Immigration Reform this year at all. Well bring you up to date op that and a lot more right here on current tv. Conversation started weekdays at 9 e
Away that ridiculous deal that was made by the previous administration. The iran deal which was 1 150 billion, that 1. 8 billion in cash, what was that all about . They are a very good ally. We have other good allies in the middle east. But if you look at saudi arabia, theyre a tremendous ally and theyre a tremendous purchaser of equipment and other things. When i went there, they committed to purchase 450 billion worth of things and 110 billion worth of military. Those are the biggest orders in the history of this country, probably in the history of the world, i dont think theres ever been any order for 450 billion. And you remember that day in saudi arabia where that commitment was made. So theyre an important ally. But i want to find out what happened, where is the fault, and we will probably know that by the end of the week, but mike pompeo is coming back, were going to have a long talk. Right now turkish forensic investigators they have begun searching the saudi consul generals ho